Paris Jackson was one of the A-list celebrity guests at Madonna’s Celebration Tour in Los Angeles on Monday night.
The concert may have been emotional for the aspiring musician, 25, as the tour features a lengthy tribute to her late father, Michael Jackson.
As part of the tribute, two silhouettes, appearing to be Madonna and MJ, pop up on the screen and begin dancing together to a Billie Jean/Like A Virgin mashup.
They then share a sweet embrace while the message ‘never can say goodbye’ is shown on the screen.
Michael tragically passed away to ‘acute Propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication’ at age 50 back in 2009.
Paris Jackson was one of the A-list celebrity guests at Madonna’s Celebration Tour in Los Angeles on Monday night
The concert may have been emotional for the aspiring musician, 25, as the tour features a lengthy tribute to her late father, Michael Jackson
Michael and Madonna enjoyed a few dates in the ’90s and even attended the 1991 Academy Awards together
Paris shared some short clips of herself enjoying the Celebration tour to Instagram.
In one clip, she smiled at the camera while filming herself and her friend as they danced to Madonna’s hit Hung Up.
Paris donned a stylish but edgy ensemble for the occasion.
She wore a long denim skirt, chunky brown boots, and a white T-shirt with the slogan, ‘we should all be feminists’.
Madonna and Michael had a complicated relationship throughout the ’90s, filled with many ups and downs.
The pair memorably went on a few dates together, including to the 1991 Academy Awards.
They also came close to collaborating on a song called In The Closet, but the track fell through after Michael felt that Madonna’s lyrics were too provocative.
The Sex author also pressed the Thriller hitmaker to change his look by cutting his hair and ditching his signature loafers and white socks – which he refused to do.
They later took several jabs at each other in the media, indicating that their relationship had soured.
In leaked tapes recorded by his spiritual advisor Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, Michael called Madonna a ‘nasty witch’ and said that she was ‘jealous’ of his fame.
Madonna didn’t hold a grudge over the remarks, and ended up defending the Smooth Criminal singer against sex abuse allegations made in the controversial Finding Neverland documentary.
Paris shared some short clips of herself enjoying the Celebration tour to Instagram
The 25-year-old turned the camera on Madonna to film the superstar performing on stage
Paris brought one of her close friends with her to enjoy the emotional concert
In a 2019 interview with British Vogue, Madonna said: ‘I don’t have a lynch-mob mentality, so in my mind, people are innocent until proven guilty.’
When the songstress was asked whether or not the Leaving Neverland documentary could be proof that of Jackson’s guilt, she replied: ‘I don’t know, I haven’t seen the film.
‘But I guess it would be people recounting actual events – but then, of course, people sometimes lie.
‘So I always say, “What’s the agenda? What do people want out of this? Are there people asking for money, is there some kind of extortion thing happening?”
‘I would take all of those things into consideration.’
Despite their checkered past, Madonna has honored the late King of Pop on her Celebration tour
Michael tragically passed away to ‘acute Propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication’ at age 50 back in 2009
Madonna isn’t the only superstar to clash with the late King of Pop.
Paul McCartney famously had a feud with Michael back in 1985 – which went unresolved until Michael’s death in June 2009.
But that didn’t stop the Beatles frontman, 81, from sitting next to Michael’s daughter Paris, 25, at his own daughter Stella’s Paris Fashion Week show last week.
Paris was sandwiched between Paul and his Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr, 83, who was there with his wife Barbara Bach, 76.
Paul and Michael used to be friends, collaborating on a song called The Girl Is Mine – a track that Macca was never really taken with and appeared on the Thriller album.
Paul McCartney famously had a feud with Michael back in 1985 – which went unresolved until Michael’s death in June 2009
The feud didn’t stop the Beatles frontman, 81, (left) from sitting next to Michael’s daughter (center) at his own daughter Stella’s Paris Fashion Week show last week
It was their second collaboration, having recorded Say, Say, Say and The Man, the autumn before, which appeared on McCartney’s October 1983 album, Pipes of Peace.
But they fell out when Michael asked Paul’s advice on how to safeguard his fortune and Paul advised him to invest in music publishing.
Michael then bought the rights to the Lennon and McCartney catalogue from under McCartney’s nose for $47.5 million and they never spoke again.
Paul said at the time: ‘I think it’s dodgy to do something like that. To be someone’s friend, and then buy the rug they’re standing on.’
But showing kindness towards his offspring, Paul and Paris appeared to be getting along really nicely on the FROW at the show.
